House Democrat Says Trump Appeared to Influence Acting AG in Cohen Case
Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold Nadler said his committee has identified individuals who claim to have direct knowledge of conversations between Matthew Whitaker and Trump
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Turkey, Iran Commanders Agree to Continue Operations Against PKK
Iran earlier this week denied a Turkish announcement that the two countries were carrying out a joint operation against the PKK
Islamic State Fighters Pinned on Syrian Riverbank, Warplanes Fly Above
This defeat would signal the end of the ultra-hardline Islamist movement's control in eastern Syria, having held more than a third of Syria and Iraq at one point in 2014
New Zealand's FM Goes to Turkey to Confront Erdogan Over Comments on Christchurch Shooting
Turkey's Erdogan said in the wake of the mosque massacre that Ankara would make the suspected shooter pay if New Zealand doesn't
Damascus Threatens Kurds With Military Defeat, Iran Demands U.S. Leave Syria
The Iranian and Syrian military chiefs were speaking after a meeting in Damascus that also included their Iraqi counterpart
U.S.-backed Forces Capture Syrian Suspects Tied to American Deaths
The U.S. military has warned that Islamic State may still count tens of thousands of fighters, dispersed throughout Iraq and Syria
Explained Key U.S. Senate Panel Split on Trump-Russia Collusion
The Democrats say there is enough circumstantial evidence to support a finding of collusion in the committee's final report. Trump's fellow Republicans on the panel say there is not
The Palestinian Artist Turning Israeli Ammunition From Gaza Protests Into Art
Majdi Abu Taqeya collects empty bullets, tear gas canisters and shrapnel of Israeli missiles to recreate scenes from weekly border clashes
Saudi Arabia Cuts Family Influence in Binladin Group Overhaul
Only two Bin Laden brothers, Saad and Abdullah, are represented on the new nine-person board
Israel's Intel Computer Chip Sales to China Jump by 80 Percent
China is now Israel's second largest export market for goods as Beijing-Washington business ties continue to deteriorate
Three Dead, Five Injured in Suspected Terror Attack in Dutch City of Utrecht
37-year-old suspect, known to police for a 2013 shooting, taken into custody following manhunt
UN War Crimes Panel Urges Israel to Stop Using Lethal Force Against Gaza Protesters
Israeli snipers use 'high velocity bullets and long-range sniper rifles' to disperse crowds, instead of rubber bullets, investigator tells Human Rights Council
Five Years After Crimea, Ukraine's Conflict With Russian-backed Separatists Still Simmering
Destruction and damage are widespread after five years of conflict over eastern Ukraine between government forces and Russian-backed separatists
Turkey, Iran Carried Out Joint Operations Against 'Kurdish Militants,' Says Minister
Operation comes after two Turkish soldiers were killed and eight others were wounded on Saturday in a clash during operations into northern Iraq
Syrian, Iranian, Iraqi Army Chiefs to Hold Rare Meeting in Damascus
Rare meeting to take place to discuss 'ways to combat terrorism'
Iran Will File Legal Case Against U.S. Over Economic Sanctions, Rohani Says
Iranian president adds move will come as a precursor to action in international courts
New Zealand Mosque Massacre Suspect Visited Israel in 2016
Australian spent nine days in Israel and visited several Balkan countries the same year
China Says 13,000 'Terrorists' Arrested in Xinjiang Since 2014
Beijing has faced international criticism for setting up facilities that UN experts describe as detention centers for more than one million Muslims
UN Envoy Condemns Hamas Crackdown on Gaza Protests
Nickolay Mladenov, UN special coordinator for Middle East peace, says the long-suffering people of Gaza have right to protest without fear of reprisal
India, Pakistan Threatened to Unleash Missiles at Each Other
U.S. leads intense efforts to defuse crisis
Yemen's Houthis Say Ready to Strike Riyadh, Abu Dhabi if Coalition Moves on Hodeidah
The Saudi-led coalition accuses the Houthis of breaching an agreement signed in Stockholm last December, after they failed to withdraw from the port of Hodeidah
Student Pilot, Takeaway Owner, Child Among Victims of NZ Shootings
Friday's attack, which Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern labelled as terrorism, was the worst ever peacetime mass killing in New Zealand
1.5 Million Videos of the New Zealand Mosque Attack Have Been Removed, Facebook Says
Gunman live-streamed the attacks on social media for 17 minutes using an app designed for extreme sports enthusiasts
Iran’s Oil Tanker Fleet Being Squeezed as Sanctions Bite
Besides the importance of oil for its budget, Iran is estimated to produce about 2.8 million barrels a day, more than 9 percent of OPEC’s output
Tale of Palestinian Food Truck Draws Hollywood Star to Beirut Refugee Camp
Shaar’s project 'Soufra' - which means a table laden with food — drew the attention of Hollywood actress and social activist Susan Sarandon
Christchurch Shooter Planned 'To Continue With His Attack,' New Zealand Police Says
Australian white supremacist Brenton Tarrant charged with murder of 49 worshipers, as prime minister vows: 'Our gun laws will change'
Beto O’Rourke’s Secret Membership in America’s Oldest Hacking Group
While a teenager, O’Rourke was part of the hugely influential Cult of the Dead Cow. Members of the group have protected O’Rourke’s secret for decades, reluctant to compromise his political viability
N. Korea Considers Suspending Talks With 'Gangster-like' U.S., May Unfreeze Nuclear Sites
U.S. State Secretary Pompeo says Washington wished to continue talks with Pyongyang, but gives no sign of willingness to soften demand North Korea give up its nuclear weapons
Trump Condemns 'Horrible Massacre' in New Zealand Mosques That Killed 49
The accused gunman's manifesto praised Trump as 'a symbol of renewed white identity and common purpose.' The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment
'He's History Now': Algerian Ruling Party Turns on Embattled President Bouteflika
'Game over. Bouteflika has no choice but to quit now,' said a former minister on condition of anonymity